You're saying YouTube's crackdown on binge-eating is communist?

I feel like your mindset of trying to dictate what a private company should or shouldn't do is actually more aligned with communism.
YouTube doesn't care whether YouTubers binge-eat or not, and they don't block the uploads.
They just prevent monetization on that specific content.
You are still allowed to upload, but since YouTubers aren't eating like that because they enjoy it, but rather forcing themselves to do it to make money, the incentive to upload has simply disappeared.
If I say, "This is just my normal meal, and I eat like this even when I'm not broadcasting," then even if it doesn't generate revenue, I could just film my regular meals and upload them... but I doubt anyone would do that.